planes VS gpstest

My side project, Planes Android, reached version 0.4.1 Check the Github page of the project: https://github.com/xxxcucus/planes to find out more! I am looking forward to your feedback!

Version 0.4.0 of the board game Planes, a variant of the battleships game, brings the possibility of playing against other human players în the multiplayer module of the Android application and desktop app. The desktop and Android clients are compatible and one can play from the desktop app against an Android client. In order to play the multiplayer version one needs to register a user în the application. The user data that are used are restricted to a minimum: username and password.     To unlock the multiplayer version one must go to the Settings screen and set the option 'Multiplayer version' to 'Yes' In order to play against another player create a game then send the game name to the opponent. Following the opponent connecting to the game you can then edit your board and start guessing enemy planes positions. The technologies used for the calls to the server are the Retrofit library for Android and Qt (QNetworkRequest, QNetworkReply) for the desktop application. In the Github repository there were uploaded versions for Android, Linux, Windows (including Windows 11). The Windows 11 version was created using Qt 6.3. To get the Android app visit https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.planes.android&hl=ro&gl=US To visit the Github repository go to https://github.com/xxxcucus/planes

Version 0.3.15 of the Planes App is now available at https://github.com/xxxcucus/planes Please let me know what you think!

Planes Android (version 0.3.13): Planes Android is a variant of the Battleships game for Android

I programmed a variant of the Battleships game. https://github.com/xxxcucus/planes

If you really want to see all the gps-like services out there and have android, you must play with the open-source GPStest

https://github.com/barbeau/gpstest

I've been fascinated for years how badly GPS does altitude (mean-sea-level)

in the USA they had to build an augmentation system for airplanes for altitude (WAAS)

Use https://github.com/barbeau/gpstest (Android only). It give the most real time data on GPS and accuracy.

GPSTest (version 3.10.0): An app for testing GPS and GNSS capabilities of a device

I'm the developer of the GPSTest app, and I built a crowd-sourced database of device GPS/GNSS capabilities.

It is possible on quite a few modern Android phones to access raw receiver data and do post-processing using a rinet file to get mm-level accuracy. It's a little over my head since this isn't my industry. One of Google's more obscure Android apps to be used with it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...

GPSTest also carries some logging functionality to do the same: https://github.com/barbeau/gpstest

If you did not install GApps try outdoor with an unobstructed view of the sky for 10 minutes to get the first fix with apps like GPSTest by barbeau or SatStat for example.

I hope more people can contribute with GPSTest app.

For a visual of what speed accuracy figures one might expect, I suggest trying GPSTest (not to be confused with similarly named apps). It'll display accuracy values along with many other values.

GPSTest by barbeau

If you install this app, you'll see exactly what GPS data your phone is picking up.

https://github.com/barbeau/gpstest

I can see GPS, Galileo, Chinese, Russian, and Japanese ones.